Everton paired with City in last eight of the FA Cup Lyndon Lloyd Thursday, 11 February, 2021
Everton will play Manchester City at Goodison Park in the FA Cup Quarter-Finals following tonight s draw.
A tie against the strongest team left in the competition was the Toffees reward for their heroics in the Fifth Round against Tottenham last night.
Pep Guardiola s men, who have moved convincingly into pole position in the Premier League in recent weeks, overcame Swansea City in their tie on Tuesday evening.
The ties in the last eight will be played the weekend of 20th March. As a result, Everton s trip to the Hawthorns to face West Bromwich Albion will need to be rescheduled.
The LSU Tigers apparently have some other SEC competition in their quest to land a local prep football standout, who many feel is one of the top younger high school football players in the entire state.
Derek Williams, who currently attends Westgate High School, located in New Iberia, shared on social media on Tuesday that he has been extended an offer by Alabama.
Back in August, Williams shared that he was offered by LSU.
A 6-foot-2, 185-pound safety, Williams is rated by 247Sports as a 4-star prospect, despite the fact that he just completed his sophomore campaign and has two years of high school eligibility remaining.
The Mail Force laptop campaign has smashed through the £1million barrier in just four days.
The phenomenal milestone has been reached thanks to reader generosity – and a stunning donation from Lloyds. The banking giant has offered 1,000 top-of-the-range laptops worth £500,000.
It is a sensational moment for the Computers for Kids drive to get urgently-needed devices to lockdown pupils. Our readers have now given the charity a staggering £445,000 – since only Saturday – helping children struggling to access online lessons.
Lloyds threw half a million pounds into the pot by donating 1,000 Surface Go 2 devices. Part laptop, part tablet, the cutting-edge machines have detachable screens.
The British lost generation of heavyweights
When looking back on British heavyweights of the 80s it’s difficult to find a happy ending, writes Steve Bunce
TREVOR HUGHROY CURRIE was part of Britain’s very own generation of lost heavyweight champions from the Eighties.
There was the original fabled gang of fighting brothers, dubbed the Lost Generation by Tim Witherspoon; they reigned as heavyweight champions for about ten years, were violent, tragic and talented fighters at the same time.
The British version skipped the prison stays, assaults and crack cocaine, but they still have a story to tell. And not all the stories have a happy ending and few of the fights were memorable for the right reasons.
Santa Fe County Adult Detention Facility Reaccredited
NMC News:
SANTA FE The Adult Detention Professional Standards Council (ADPSC) awarded a three-year Certificate of Reaccreditation to the Santa Fe County Adult Detention Facility during the 2021 New Mexico Counties Virtual Legislative Conference Jan. 21, 2021. The detention facility was first accredited in January 2014. The Certificate of Reaccreditation is awarded to those county detention facilities that continue to meet or exceed best practice standards in detention, as developed and approved by the ADPSC.
“I am thankful, blessed, and proud to have such an awesome staff,” Warden Derek Williams said. “It is only because of their commitment, team work, and service that maintaining high expectations and standards of excellence remains.”